Innovited 35W AC Xenon HID Lights - All Bulb Sizes and Colors - with Slim Ballast - 9012-6000K - Diamond White

I tried a $100 LED kit but the light didn’t throw nearly as far as these and only lit the road right in front of the car. Had to return. Bought these two years ago for much less and they’re still going strong on my 2013 Altima. Had one go out after a year, and the manufacturer honored the warranty and sent a new bulb. Just bought some for my sister’s Altima. Two years later, a side by side comparison with the new kit shows identical quality and appearance. What a steal!NOTE: You DO have to spend some time testing the polarity with these and switch it until the light comes on. All these people saying they don’t work are not connecting them correctly. Just keep trying, or maybe you’re just not savvy enough to do the job. If the connection is loose between the new harness and factory wiring, then use electrical tape to secure it. This has worked great for me. For the money spent, I have no issues with the product and my car looks amazing at night. I can see so much better!

Don't know why I bought another pair from them. The warranty they offer is total BS...I've bought 2 pairs back in 2018 and all have failed within months. Try contacting them you say? Yeah good luck with that. Ok now I know why I tried them again. They seem to last longer than other hid kits selling here from Amazon. That's pretty sad.

I was glad to find brackets for the ballasts in this kit. Used some L shaped fence brackets to mount them on the radiator support. Also the bulbs have a metal base that go into the headlight openings (my last kit the base was plastic and wouldn’t twist all the way). I reused the oem bulb rubber gasket as they seemed to be more secure. My only dislike is they take a while to get to the 5000k color temp (like a good 3 min) , but for the price can’t beat this... now to see how long they will last!!!

Extremely low quality .Do not use for a tight fitting projector such as a Highlander.Will cause melting, and damage . Cheap thin base will not lock into place.Wiring insulation seems extremely cheap for something that gets so hot.I installed 100’s of light bulbs and never had one fall out and melt a housing like these did. 375$ headlight replacement, emailed company , no response.

Very cheap quality kit. Bought this same brand for my girlfriend's 9th gen Accord a couple of years ago. For 30-40 bucks, I wasn't expecting some morimoto quality stuff. Turns out, it wasn't that bad of a kit. Or so it seemed. Purchased a kit for my 9th gen Accord coupe and man... This doesn't look like the same quality as the first and it's disappointing. The wiring looks cheap and like if you look at it the wrong way the connectors will just fall out. I had to be extra careful, because the connectors felt flimsy and cheap. That's not it though. What got me is most hid kits are plug and play. Pop the bulb in and make sure the return wire is on the bottom. Plug in, mount your ballast and you're good to go. This isn't my first rodeo as I've installed many hid kits in my day. It's usually one of the first things I buy for a new vehicle. This cheap kit says it's for h11/h8 but it's not. Doesn't even come with the proper male plug to plug into the stock light socket. Just comes with 2 cheap connectors which wouldn't be too bad, I could make it work, but they are way too big to fit any light socket that I know of. Went to AutoZone to possibly grab some smaller ones of the same style and spliced those on and guess what? One side came on for maybe a minute and the other side maybe 15 seconds if that. Made sure they were inserted into the socket all the way and still nothing. Even the plugs that plug into my hid relay acted like they didn't want to go in. Way too much resistance trying to plug in for my comfort and didn't want to force it so I gave up. I guess I'll be investing in a proper kit like a morimoto once I have a little bit of extra cash. Just save your money and shop elsewhere, I know I wish I would have. All of these Amazon kits are a roll of the dice anyways.

My wife LOVES THEM. She had come from 80$ halogen bulbs. They have started to lose some brightness. I talked her into these lights. She’s so happy I did. This company makes fantastic lights. I have a set in my car as well. Love the so much. I would definitely recommend these to anyone. This is my review and only my review. No one gave me anything to write this. Keep up the great work.Ps, it was hard to get everything situated in the light box. I can say I don’t blame this company at all. Once I got all the wires in place. That’s why there are four stars. ONCE AGAIN, I cannot blame the company for this totally. They need to be big for the lights to work.

It's always a breeze to install HID bulbs. HID kits can be hit or miss. I've had some go out after a few months, some after a few years, but this is the first kit to have blown the ballast (overheated and smoke was coming out of it after literally 2 seconds of being turned on for the first time) and it blew the headlight fuse. Some people seem to have luck with these but I am not willing to take a second chance on an item that didn't last a minute

Bought these to try with some projectors I got off here. Projectors are ok (shined a high power LED flashlight into them, pattern is good and cutoff is appropriate). Initially installed these, and the brightness was decent. Color isn't quite a match between the two, but it's close enough. However, after a month or two, the output is dimming dramatically and my LED fogs are now necessary to drive at night. Not sure if it's the bulbs, ballast, or what, but they were good at the beginning and I want to like them, but the output just isn't good anymore. Also have a large shadowy area about 50 feet out in the driving lane that makes it hard to see obstacles.Installed in 2012 Xterra